What is "gloomily"

Usage examples of "gloomily".

Sarasper said gloomily, clambering past the stoutly wedged boat onto a bare finger of dock beyond.

He fretted gloomily about all the next day, riding alone in the Park, driving with his sister, drinking and gambling at the club again and smiling cynically to himself at the covert glances his acquaintances exchanged.

He evinced no surprise at the warnings of Hoom, gloomily admitting he had guessed the savant had captured me so that I could serve his needs as an extra test-subject.

Gloomily, Jynx surveyed her friend, who was looking even more peerless than usual in a riding coat of green superfine, an exquisite waistcoat, leather breeches, and a pristine cravat.

At which point Mizz Probert left him, having seen me alone, staring gloomily into a large brandy.

He carried the mute creature to another section of the lab, dropped it into a nid of landcrabs, stayed a moment to watch it being torn apart then went gloomily back to his games on his worldboard.

A day-long downpour effectively drenched any thought of an evening performance, and Lambeth canceled the show, growled, and talked gloomily of consulting a fortune-teller instead of the local weather bureau.

Well, Colmer thought gloomily, facing up to it, most writers were nuts anyway, or else they would be real estate salesmen, where the big money was, or editors De Wike kept pestering him about heading their science fiction department.

When this operation was completed, Bernard left Baden, the Captain gloomily accompanying him to the station.

He nodded gloomily, and Bray took advantage of the resulting silence to salute and depart.

Siegfried and I were looking gloomily at the bullock when Luigi stepped forward.

I will not attempt to explain the intricacies of an Irish lawsuit farther than to note that, owing to some deficiency in their pleas, the trespassers underwent a nonsuit, or some analogous doom, and went gloomily away without having even the satisfaction of a fair fight in court.

Mouse gloomily, on hands and knees after erring plantlets of Sweet Alice that had seeded among a shallow tub of cacti.

Between imbalanced grimwards, and Khadrim flying free, Luhaine gloomily tallied the seeds of disaster that lay primed and ready to germinate.

He was silent, staring gloomily at the plan of Worsted Skeynes, still unrolled, like an emblem of all there was at stake.